Cannondale Recumbent Bent I?

I rode it. The Cannondale Recumbent I rides very nicely,
but I feel that it is way overpriced for what it offers.
You should be able to get a deal on a leftover if you
can find one.

For the CLWB style of recumbent, I'd get an EZ-1 Lite. It's
less than 1/2 the price.

The C'dale had a very nice review in Recumbent Cyclist news.

Jonathan Kaplan said:

I rode it. The Cannondale Recumbent I rides very nicely,
but I feel that it is way overpriced for what it offers.
You should be able to get a deal on a leftover if you can
find one.

For the CLWB style of recumbent, I'd get an EZ-1 Lite.
It's less than 1/2 the price.

The C'dale had a very nice review in Recumbent
Cyclist news.

The HP Velotechnik Spirit is a less expensive but otherwise
comparable bike to the Cannondale. <hpvelotechni-hpvelotechni-Open ↗
k.com/produkte/spirit/index_e.html>.

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Tom Sherman - Quad Cities (Illinois Side)

Mike,

I've ridden almost every CLWB out there and can say that the
Cannondale is definately the nicest of them all...IMHO of
course! You get what you pay for. Most of the other CLWB's
are manufactured overseas which explains why most of them
are lower priced while the C'Dale is made here in the good
'ol US of A.

If price is a consideration, let's not forget that C'Dale
recently introduced a lower spec'ed version that I believe
sells for under $1,400.00.

It all boils down to what you feel works best for you. The
wrong bike is the wrong bike even if you got it for "a song"
or paid a "king's ransom".

EW

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Can anyone give me some feedback on the Cannondale Bent I?
I have owned Cannondale bikes in the past and like the
quality and big tube look. The terrain is almost flat
where we live so no major climbing will be done. Thanks
for any info.

Mike in Kalamazoo